OIL BERTHS AT KHARG ISLAND

T-JETTY BERTHS

Situated at the East side of Kharg Island, T-Jetty is a 1836.4-meter "monopile-fendered" jetty, connected to the shore by a 1,219-meter bridge. With a depth alongside of 17.68 - 21.33 meters is designed to handle large tankers. T-Jetty consists of 6 berths, but at present only 4 berths (3, 5, 7, and 9) are fully operational.

Average rate of loading at T-Jetty varies between 3,500 and 9,000 MT/Hour depends on vessels request.

At T-Jetty, vessels are usually berthed on their starboard side. However, final decision will be made by the terminal for side of alongside.

Berth

Max DWT (MT)

Max Arr.Displ.(MT)

Max Draft (Meters)

Max Height of M.Folds (Meters)

Number of Loading Arms

3

300,000

180,000

20.40

26

3x16”

5

300,000

180,000

20.70

22.80

3x16”

6

100,000

N/A

16.00

21.60

3x16”

7

175,000

150,000

17.10

22.00

3x16”

9

175,000

150,000

16.50

22.00

3x16”

10

90,000

N/A

14.00

27.00

5x12”

SEA-ISLAND

Situated at the Westside of Kharg Island, Sea Island consists of 3 operational berths capable of accommodating vessels of all sizes including ULCCs.

Berth

Max DWT (MT)

Max Arr.Displ.(MT)

Max Draft (Meters)

Max Height of M.Folds (Meters)

Number of Loading Arms

11

500,000

250,000

30.00

31.40

6x16”

12

300,000

150,000

27.50

26

x16”

15

500,000

250,000

30.00

31.40

6x16”

At Berth No.11 vessels are normally berthed on their Portside and at berth No.15 starboard side, while at Berth No.12, they can be berthed either portside or starboard side.

Average rate of loading at Sea Island varies between 3,000-13,000 MT/Hour.

Early Departure Procedure (EDP)

Upon master’s request, vessel can sail Kharg Island on EDP basis, in which case agents obtain cargo loaded figures from terminal and inform the vessel and request for authorization from master to sign B/L and other relevant cargo documents on his behalf, within the maximum of 24 hours. In fact, to quicken vessel’s turnaround at Kharg Island, Early Departure Procedure (E.D.P) is recommended.

Sulphur, LPG and Methanol At Kharg

Sulphur and Methanol is supplied by the Kharg Petrochemical Company (KPC) at Kharg Island captive KPC berth.